OKAY!!!.....I know you have been waiting for some pics out of
Egypt but so many exciting things are always happening here at SEGA and, with the semester underway, it's so hard to find the time to put it all together...POLE SANA...I am really sorry!!!!!
....so I have included a quick snapshot of the start of Hanna and my safarini
Egypt!
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| Georgie Boy and I just hanging around in the dessert |
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| Toursism has dropped and activity was slow! |
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| He was pretty cute! |
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| The two of us! |
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| The majestic Alabaster Mohamed Ali Mosque, Cairo. |
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| Kicking back, killing time drinking thick Turkish coffee, to which we became quite addicted...and having fun waiting for our overnight train journey to Aswan from Cairo! |
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| Dwarfed by the enormous carved statues at Abu Simbel near the Sudanese boarder. |
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| The Egyptian Princess! All dressed up ready to party at the Egyptian night on the Nile cruise. |
(You know it's just as well I have been in Tz for so long and learned to be patient because these pics have taken ages to upload onto my blog because the internet keeps dropping out!!!!!...so I will continue adding Egypt pics another time!)
12/9/2012
lakini, sasa...mimi rudi SEGA....
(But now...I am back @ SEGA)
The
final half of second semester began with a workshop run by the Fundacion
Paraguaya educating and leading the SEGA staff through the next phase of our
Business development. Staff will be supporting the girls in developing, running
and liquidating their own business enterprises.
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| Some of the Fundacion team: L- RDris, Melissa, Isack. |
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| Emmanuel keeping an eye on proceedings as his Foundacion colleagues work with him to share their knowledge. |
At the workshop we welcomed
Alice Mitchell, US Peace Corps volunteer (with SEGA for 2 years) and Nancy Raymond… straight off the plane from the US
who is volunteering with us until December. Both women have
arrived conveniently in time to take on some of the amazing work the young volunteers had been engaged in during their time at SEGA... Alice and Nancy are living on campus in the
Volunteer’s House. They will quickly come to know the extensive combinations of
activities which fill the weekly lives of SEGA’s girls.
